May 3, 2005 • 1 min read

McGee hopes for third Libertines album

Libertines manager Alan McGee says he hopes Carl Barat and Pete Doherty can reunite in the studio to record a third album.

The ever optimistic Alan McGee has reportedly said he hopes to get both Carl Barat and Pete Doherty back into the studio to record a third Libertines album. Following the news that

Barat and Doherty had kissed and made up in a London pub recently,

Libertines manager McGee is quoted as saying: "If we can reform The Libertines, if we can get Peter back with Carl and everybody can be in the same space firing off the same shotgun, we'll sell three million records. But I think they want to work with each other again so it's just about getting them in sync, getting Peter to accept Carl and Carl to accept Peter and have them vaguely on the same playing field."

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